Sentence examples for which he disagrees from inspiring English sources

*A new president can place a low priority on enforcement of rules with which he disagrees.

Mr. Lieberman supports pilot programs that would provide federal money to the parents of poor children to pay for tuition at private schools, one of several areas in which he disagrees with Mr. Gore.

Is he, as Republicans portray him, the qualified, congenial man of integrity who so graciously conceded to the widow of the victor over him from the grave last November and who will enforce even those laws with which he disagrees?

Despite his strong views against abortion and separation of church and state, he was insisting that he would enforce all those laws with which he disagrees because that is the role of a judge.

Mickelson, who was at seven under par and tied for 10th in the tournament, did not directly address McCarron's use of the word "cheating," but said his use of the club was within the rules as written — rules with which he disagrees.

Despite its many virtues, Taleb's book is hard to like, since while its author endorses Nietzsche's maxim "What is not intelligible to me is not necessarily unintelligent" he writes according to the opposite principle, dismissing with a sneer all with which he disagrees, such as those in the "phony professions" of journalism and academia.

She said that marriage between them was impossible, with which he disagreed but said nothing.

Luttig held his nose and applied the Supreme Court decision with which he disagreed.

Whenever there was a suggestion with which he disagreed he wouldn't say anything to counter it," she recalled.

But Democrats said they needed to explore whether Mr. Ashcroft could enforce laws with which he disagreed.

In his speech he plans to quote Proust, in an essay in which he disagreed with Sainte-Beuve, the French literary critic.